There are two ways to rollback to the previous version if you need/want to: 1. A bit labor intensive and requires a decent amount of downloading but it can be done. Look for the stickied post on this page. www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/42147?tab=posts 2. A mod on Nexus that takes care of the grunt work and can either be used as a temporary patch, or used to download the above files and fully roll back your version depending on your goals. www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/81630 Let me know here in the comments what issues if any you had with this update, I would love to know!
I'm sorry to hear that. :( There is a way to roll it back it's just a bit labor intensive and requires downloading 20 or 30gb of files. If you want I can send you a link. Otherwise it might be a week or more until F4SE gets the update (I'm not a coder so not really familiar with how much work goes into that aspect of it.)
@@OrionDakota Thx for your fast respond. I'm a bit lucky here. I only used one mode (Relative new to Fallout 4) And it was a mode that allowed me to change key bindings on Pc. I solved this problem today by turn of mods and instead of rebind keys in game (Since its not possible on Pc for some dumb reason) I had to rebind my gaming mouse buttons to fit the hardcoded buttons in game. So now I can continue play like before. One good thing came out of it any way. And that is that now when not using mods I can unlock Achievements. The negative part now is that when started game after patch the graphic is shit compared to my previous look/settings. But I guess that is some changes they made to get smother fps. This I think I can figure out also how to correct to the way I want it. Any way, thx for a great video/channel. I will subscribe.
@@bellatorum Well I am very happy to hear your game wasn't actually broken. For some people it was and for others all their favorite mods no longer worked. Trying to continue a saved game with "missing" mods is a sure way to break your saved game somewhere down the line. Though not 100% Bethesda's fault from what I understand this update was a bit rushed out and a bit sloppy in my opinion. You should still disable updates as shown to protect you in case they rush some more updates in the future. Even if it's just so you can check for 15 minutes that there is no significant negative feedback. Also knowing damn well it was going to break modded games and that after 7 years of being abandoned I'm sure a vast majority of FO4 games were modded, Bethesda really should have added something in their patch notes about postponing the update. If they cared about their fans that is....
